Taking the Silver Hairpin

Pastries that cost 20 copper coins per piece were not cheap. This was equivalent to more than one tael of silver per catty.

However, the river in Nanchang County made the place convenient and accessible. There was a large flow of people, and Nanchang County belonged to the Jiangnan area. There were many rich people, so Chu Xing was very busy. He drove the mule cart and waited for Madam Liu and Chu Zhiwen at the city gate.

"Xing, there's a letter for you." When he walked to the teahouse at the city gate, someone called out to him. Chu Xing quickly went to get the letter and saw the words 'Chu Heng' on it.

Chu Xing knew at a glance that it was for his sister-in-law. He was illiterate, but he knew the simple words. After all, he ran around doing business. If he did not know how to read, he would be easily cheated.

Thus, he learned some words from Chu Heng.